LastPass командного рядка додатка

The LastPass command line application makes it easier for you to get to data stored in LastPass on the terminal on Mac, Linux, and Windows under Cygwin. And brings both better security and convenience by allowing you to access, add, modify, and delete entries in your online LastPass vault, all from the terminal. You can also generate passwords for every server you use and securely store those passwords directly in LastPass. LastPass Enterprise features are supported as well, including Shared Folders. Find detailed information in the CLI knowledgebase.

Create, edit, and retrieve passwords on the command line

Users who prefer the command line can access their data directly with “lpass ls” then using “lpass show -c –password Sitename” to put the Sitename password on the copy buffer. You can utilize “lpass show” to store passwords used in scripts, rather than putting passwords in the scripts themselves. LastPass can also be used as you work within the command line to help you login to servers. We’ve included some example scripts in the contrib directory of the archive.

LastPass users can also use the command line to login to other machines as they work. There are examples such as contrib/examples/change-ssh-password.sh which shows automated password changing on a server. You could run it automatically on a nightly basis, regularly changing the password on the server as a security measure.

Automate Sharing

Use the “lpass share” commands to manage shared folders: create a new shared folder using “lpass share create”; query existing users with “lpass share userls” and add new users with “lpass share useradd”. The standard “lpass generate” command works with shared folders, so you can easily create sites and share with multiple users using lpass. See the manual for more shared folder commands.